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Footplate vacancy list FPVL 01-2025 (posted on the 04th of December 2024) is now available to download





Footplate vacancy list FPVL 04-2024 (posted on the 04th of September 2024) is now available to download.





Link 1

B. Asare line 14 vice Vacancy

Link 2

A. Borczon line 23 vice Vacancy
L. Peart line 54 vice B. Asare

Link 3

B. Pagarkar line 35 vice A. Borczon
A. Harrison line 22 vice L. Peart

Link 4

E. Smith line 26 vice B. Pagarkar
S. Khodabacus line 8 vice A. Harrison





Footplate vacancy list FPVL 03-2024 (posted on the 05th of June 2024) is now available to download





LINK 1
Line 22… Sunday Work… Tuesday FD
Line 29… Sunday FD…… Wednesday Work
This FD movement will change two split weekends into one working weekend and one long weekend off (Fri, Sat, and Sun).

LINK 2
No FD Changes

Link 3
No FD Changes

Link 4
Line 6… Mon Work… Saturday FD
This move is to slightly reduce the high percentage of working Saturdays within the link.

Link 5
No FD Changes

Link 6
Line 7… Tuesday FD… Saturday Work (change to level up working Saturdays between links 4 and 6)
Line 22… Sunday Work… Tuesday FD
Line 29… Sunday FD… Wednesday Work (*FD moved to line 36)
This FD movement will change two split weekends into one working weekend and one long weekend off (Fri, Sat, and Sun).
Line 25… Additional RB day on the Wednesday.

Waterloo Drivers LDC





Link moves for week commencing Sunday 2nd June 2024

Link 1
A. Scott line 15 vice Vacancy

Link 2
G. Widnall line 16 vice Vacancy
L. Kamden line 14 vice Vacancy
C. Joseph line 39 vice A. Scott

Link 3
C. Ireland line 16 vice G. Widnall
K. Ingram line 46 vice L. Kamden
Q. Luong line 11 vice C. Joseph
S. Branch line 3 vice Vacancy
A. Fernandes line 44 vice Vacancy

Link 4
A. Swift line 21 vice C. Ireland
C. Sonola line 13 vice S. Branch
F. Sackey line 3 vice Q. Luong
C. Stewart line 18 vice K. Ingram
L. Shaw line 4 vice A. Fernandes





Link moves for week commencing Sunday 31st March 2024

Due to Drivers requesting to remain permanently in Link 3 we are unable to move Drivers from

Link 6 to Link 4
Link 4 to Link 3
Link 3 to Link 2


Moves for the above links will now take place on 02.06.2024.

Moves from Link 2 to Link 1 will go ahead as advertised on 31.03.2024.


Link 1

R. Escrader line 9 vice Vacancy
J. Gwarada line 8 vice Vacancy

Link 2

S. Younger line 7 vice R. Escrader
A. Colaco line 48 vice J. Gwarada

Link 3

C. Ireland line 4 vice A. Colaco
K. Ingram line 29 vice S. Younger
Q. Luong line 35 vice Vacancy

Link 4

C. John-Baptiste line 9 vice K. Ingram
F. Sackey line 12 vice C. Ireland
C. Stewart line 22 vice Q. Luong






Footplate vacancy list FPVL 02-2024 (posted on the 06th of March 2024) is now available to download









"I had my final day at Waterloo on 24th Feb after nearly 30 years.
I'd like to have a drink with work colleagues and friends before I retire so please come and join me for a couple."


John's retirement drink is at
The Stage Door
28-30 Webber St
London SE1 8QA
(behind the Old Vic)

From 16:00 on Friday the 22nd of March 2024.








The Electoral Commission reported that there were 1,386 cases of alleged electoral fraud reported to police between 2018 and 2022. These resulted in 9 convictions and 6 cautions. Despite the figures being low, the Conservative Government introduced "The Voter Identification Regulations 2022", to cut down on *voter fraud.

From May 2023 you must have an accepted photo ID if you intend to vote in person. If you don't have any accepted photo ID, you will be turned away and not allowed to vote. Due to a tightening of the rules, if your looks have changed since the photo was taken, you can still be turned away.

If a greeter at a polling station tries to turn you away at the door or outside the polling station, politely refuse their request. The fact you have been turned away can only be counted at the ballot issuing desk, not by a greeter.


Check exactly what is 'accepted photo ID' on the uk.gov website.


You can apply for a free voter authority certificate from the electoral commission.


If you or a family member are reluctant to go down the polling station, why not apply for a postal vote?


* Following the local elections in May 2023, Jacob Rees-Mogg accused Labour of gerrymandering. He then went on to suggest the Conservatives introduced voter ID to boost their election chances, but it came "back to bite them". Rishi Sunak denied this was the case.





Link moves week commencing 4th of February 2024 :

Link 1
C. Barker line 10 vice M. Crane

Link 2
D. Fielding line 39 vice C. Barker

Link 3
J. Wishart line 45 vice D. Fielding

Link 4
D. Jones line 11 vice J. Wishart
R. Heath line 18 vice Vac